i will take his word for itThese are the speakers to own right now. They sound better than anything I've heard. Sean Olive
i whant a pair
here is a video of namm 2013 M2 presentation
http://www.soundonsound.com/news?NewsID=15853
i will take his word for itThese are the speakers to own right now. They sound better than anything I've heard. Sean Olive
i whant a pair
here is a video of namm 2013 M2 presentation
http://www.soundonsound.com/news?NewsID=15853
I think we all do.I want a pair.
Thanks for the link! I don't think he said Mark's last name right but I could be wrong, laptop speakers.
Six grand each... I'm totally stunned. Retail on the dual ring radiator is two grand all by itself!
Eighteen grand for LCR.
I think it is interesting how they are carefully marketing them. No mention of using them in a HT.
6k/ea speaker box, plus dsp and amps (or combined in the Crown amp).
Still, less than I'd have guessed for a system.
... & yes, I think the interviewer said Gardner vs. Gander (doh)... Mark was
gentleman enough to ignore it.
Hmmm. Maybe I should have waited a month...
$6k? Who'd have thought it?
Out.
Yes, on page ten of that PDF they show the machine in the lower right hand photo. It was building up an undisclosed part the last time I saw it in operation. I know parts for the 045 were created with it.I'm flabbergasted. That's a whole lot of loudspeaker for $6K if you compare it to anything Consumer is offering. Consumer does have the furniture grade enclosures though.
But what I am specifically thinking of is that Tannoy DC10A. It isn't even a contest... a pair of M2's for twelve grand versus a pair of DC10A's for eighteen grand?
And I don't think you'd have any trouble at all recouping your recent expenditure.
Yes, that's a disruptor both in price and performance.
Yes, it's really no contest in the value department, plus it's one of a kind: really irreplaceable and so wonderful. Sometimes I'm too fickle and impatient. I've yet to realize the full potential of what I've got. I was just shocked into momentary aphasia when the words came out of Mark Gander's mouth.Originally Posted by 4313B
Sooner or later there will be pair of M2s and Crowns out in the wild, and I'll patiently stalk them, and then...
Out.
Hi macaroonie,
I think more about phase plug can be find in US-Patent US20110085692
http://www.google.com/patents/US20110085692
Regards
ivica
Hi,
Am I right , looking at the directivity of M2, that M2-horn allow about +/- 45 deg from 1kHz up to 8kHz,
while on about 15kHz Vertical and Horizontal angle is about half of that ( +/- 23deg)
http://www.jblpro.com/products/recor.../M2/index.html
Regards
ivica
Ivica thanks for the link. It poses more questions than it answers for example there are 16 pickup ducts on the forward dia end 32 on the back one. Curious as to why. Also there seem to be a few versions of the phase plug bullet and the ducting.
Nonetheless very helpful in understanding the workings of this innovative driver.
Yep.
Me still being enamored with the 4430 type design even after all these years I'll probably have to own a pair of these one day.
And this is so much more then merely a better 4430. Hopefully this will push great sounding DSP to the forefront where it belongs. It's too powerful to ignore.
I watched the NAMM vid and I still don't get the dual diaphragm thing. Can someone explain how that works? And seriously, nobody else sees the resemblance to the SVAs?
Here's a cross section of a 2405 with its annular diaphragm. I have put in red lines to accentuate the similarity , the coil being the one that goes down in the gap.
Hope that helps.
Thanks! Now I get it. There are subwoofers that work like that.
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